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tommypocket

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Aug 27, 2003
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When playing a movie on quicktime player - how can I hide the control panel so the dcreen only shows the movie?

tom.ed.walker@talk21.com
 
Code:
<embed src=&quot;sample.mov&quot; width=&quot;200&quot; height=&quot;240&quot; autoplay=&quot;true&quot; controller=&quot;false&quot;>

Note: if you want the controller to appear, add 16 pixels to the height of your movie.

ie if your movie is 240 pixels high, make your embed height 256.
 
I was sent this piece of programming in response to a query I had over how to hide the control panel on a quicktime movie:

<embed src=&quot;sample.mov&quot; width=&quot;200&quot; height=&quot;240&quot; autoplay=&quot;true&quot; controller=&quot;false&quot;>

Probably stupidly obvious but I'm naive at this sort of thing - where do I put this (be polite!)?

tom.ed.walker@talk21.com
 
When I export my flash animation as a &quot;quicktime video&quot;, animations that have been created as seperate movie clips and then dragged into the scene, do not run in the quicktime. They do however run when exported as a &quot;quicktime&quot; file (but this is not fast enough - it needs to be a quicktime video).

Any ideas or recommendations are greatfully (and urgently!) required.

tom.ed.walker@talk21.com
 
Got an example? ( post it to a web page and then link to it from here )
 
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